• In Cape Town, high tea is the perfect way to celebrate special occasions or indulge in luxury. Whether you’re just looking to enjoy a peaceful afternoon, catch up with friends, or a way to celebrate a birthday in sophistication,  a high tea is the answer.  Explore this selection of high tea locations that suits all budgets and takes you to different parts of the Peninsula, from hidden suburban treasures to views of the Cape’s beautiful ocean. The best places to enjoy a high tea in Cape Town: 1. High tea at the Mount Nelson A visit to the pastel-pink Mount…

    Sweet potato and snoek are the perfect pair! Topped with a rich and creamy hummus this sweet and savoury combination is heaven and quintessentially traditional South African. You’ll also like this never-fail technique for chargrilled sweet potatoes. Make this recipe for the perfect lunch or light dinner. Made this  recipe? Tag us @foodandhomesa #CookingWithFH on Instagram! ALSO SEE: Grilled snoek with caramelised peach and pineapple salsa Recipe and styling by Nomvuselelo Mncube Photograph by Dylan Swart

    Some say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we couldn’t agree more! To share it with a loved one? Even better. And pair that with not having to pay an arm and a leg, and you’ve got the perfect start to your day. Get your hands on these breakfast deals for two: Situated in Durban, Black Lounge: Restaurant & Cocktail is known for their mouth-watering food and stunning decor. They offer a hearty sunrise breakfast for two people, which includes one egg, back bacon or beef sausage, grilled tomato,  hash brown and toast for R130. You…

    Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant hideaways, Wellington in the Cape invites you to join in its tranquil charm. The revitalisation of the Wellington Wine Route brings a breath of fresh air, marked by the introduction of a vibrant new identity and the first Go Wellington Family Festival. Scheduled for Thursday, 21 March, the festival marks a new chapter in Wellington’s journey. Conveniently located just a short drive away, Wellington is a mere 55 minutes from Cape Town CBD, 40 minutes from Stellenbosch, 60 minutes from Worcester or Franschhoek, and only 30 minutes from Malmesbury. “Despite misconceptions of remoteness, Wellington…